Demjanjuk Convicted in Israel War Crimes Trial
Retired Ohio autoworker John Demjanjuk was found guilty by an Israeli court of war crimes and crimes against humanity for acting as Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka. The 63-year-old, who faced possible death, stood as verdict delivered amid mixed reactions. sentencing set for April 25 with life in prison likely.
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Ukrainians in Cleveland react to Demjanjuk verdict
In Cleveland and beyond, Ukrainian community leaders and supporters condemn the Israel war crimes verdict against retired autoworker John Demjanjuk. They warn of anti Semitic backlash in America and fear lasting damage to Israel and Jewish communities as sentencing looms.
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Remembering Holocaust Victims At Day of Remembrance Service
A Beth Sholom Congregation service marked Day of Remembrance with survivors, generations, and the community recalling victims and resilience. Abe Muhlbaum shared his Dachau experiences, while a candle lighting symbolized memory across generations and a slide show educated children about the Holocaust. The event falls between the Warsaw Ghetto uprising and Israel's independence, noting the 43rd anniversary of Nazi camp liberation.
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